Check out this useful comment by Mike Hale in today’s NYT heralding the arrival of original video series on the Web. For too long, broadcasters have regarded the Web as a dumping ground for uninspired promotional content and lame marketing gimmicks for the regular broadcast schedule. Recently, however, some TV networks are starting to take [...]
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Innovation in television? Look to the Web.
September 2nd, 2008 · 1 Comment · Conferences, Creative Process
Tags:collaborative creativity·innovation·online programming·television
Collaborative Creativity now on Australian TV
August 31st, 2008 · No Comments · Conferences, Creative Process
My speech at the Cross Media Lab in Melbourne was broadcast last week on ABC 2 in Australia. The theme of this speech was “Collaborative Creativity”, which refers particularly to my passion for including the audience in the process of creating entertainment. This is harder than it sounds. I selected three examples from my personal [...]
Tags:collaborative creativity·creativity·public speaking·speeches·television
Highlights from XML Melbourne presentations
August 7th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Conferences
X Media Lab presented a collection of insightful speakers from around the world. My brain was nearly overloaded by the end of the first day.
Below is a summary of some highlights. I did not manage to take notes on all of the speeches, however. For comprehensive reporting on XML, check out LagrangePoint where Brad [...]
Tags:Conferences·digital media·x media lab·XML
About the X Media Lab in Melbourne
August 7th, 2008 · No Comments · Conferences
Wow, what a weekend. I am seriously jet-lagged. Just returned from X-Media Lab, which is an intensive three-day workshop held periodically in different cities throughout Asia: Dubai, Shanghai, Seoul, Singapore, Mumbai. Last weekend XML took place in Melbourne, Australia.
How XML works: ten individuals with experience in digital media arrive from all corners of the globe. [...]
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